The web site says http://fortworthtexas.gov/neighborhoods/NEZ/Promote housing, economic development and quality services in Fort Worth central city.So what does this really mean for those of us who have rentals in the area? 

If you're unsure about being a landlord then don't become one.People are always apprehensive about capital gains taxes but taxes in the US are the lowest in the developed world.

Ideally the perps will be caught before you start the renovation.

Obviously, being below 50% would be ideal.

I do flip/development projects in the San Gabriel Valley and North East LA area and own several apartments out of state.Send me a message or email if you want to meet up and discuss more.

I have some properties of Seneca street and the housing prices are increasing but I’m not seeing much growth in the area as far as new business, development, etc. what’s your input on that? 

Values have increased significantly in recent years as higher density development has pushed further from downtown.

But from further research on how wholesalers do business, I have realized that the house hacking method (FHA 203B, 203k...etc) is not ideal when dealing with a wholesaler.

Better looking for 3-4 units (2b2b ideal) situation. 

I think @BOB CRANEY hit the nail on the head  its the area .. my folks i deal with in these areas.. fico is not a criteria.. its do they pay their cell on time.. are they felons.... you have to triage the bad credit or sell the house. 600 up probably does not want to live in that area.